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US Approves Sale of 500 Patriot Missiles to Ukraine
Washington green‑lit the transfer of advanced PAC‑3 interceptors, a critical defence asset for Kyiv amid mounting Russian aerial attacks.
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Musk Orders Slowdown of Starlink Service Used by Ukraine
SpaceX founder Elon Musk reportedly directed the U.S. to throttle the military‑grade Starlink network that Ukraine depends on for communications.
Politics
Trump Suspends Russian Sanctions to Keep Peace Talks Alive
President Trump has halted several U.S. sanctions on Russia, saying the move is aimed at keeping Moscow on the negotiating table amid the Ukraine conflict.
Politics
Burnham Seeks to Repair Bridges Between Ukraine and US Ahead of Zelensky Meeting
UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham will aim to restore ties with Washington as Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky arrives for talks at Downing Street.
International
Musk Says US Government May Control Starshield Speed Limits Affecting Ukraine Drones
Elon Musk has claimed that the US military sets the speed restrictions on Starshield, the military‑grade version of SpaceX’s Starlink, which are now limiting the speed of Ukrainian drones.
International
Zaporizhzhia Glide Bomb Attack Kills 15, Including Three Children
Five Russian glide bombs struck residential buildings in the Ukrainian city on Saturday, leaving at least 15 dead and 16 injured, officials said.
International
Zelensky Accuses US of Inaction Amid Rising Russian Strikes
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky blasted Washington’s reluctance to aid Ukraine after a Russian bombing in Kramatorsk killed 35, pushing the two‑day death toll over 70.
Politics
Zelensky Condemns Vile Russian Attacks Killing 15 in Ukraine
President Volodymyr Zelensky called the overnight strikes across central and eastern Ukraine one of Russia’s most vile attacks, as 15 people died and dozens were injured.
International
Drone Strike Kills Two in Moscow Region, Targets Russian Election
A Ukrainian drone hit a building near a Moscow boulevard and an oil refinery, killing two people and disrupting the capital’s parliamentary voting process.
Politics
Foreign Affairs Ministry Requests Auditor‑General Audit of Evacuation Spending Since 2017
The ministry seeks an independent review of government‑funded emergency evacuations, including the 2026 South Africa operation that cost GH¢49.72 million.
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